tomx
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I’m fairly new to Rails so I’m having some trouble with what is probably
an easy task. Any assistance would be appreciated.
I have two fields, I only have to have one of them filled in…
At the moment I’m working on some variation of
validates_presence_of :foo, :if => “bar.empty?”
Verbatim, that will of course not work…
Suggestions?
tomx
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On 16-Mar-07, at 4:14 PM, Tom von S. wrote:
Verbatim, that will of course not work…
Suggestions?
Tom, :if takes a ‘block’
validates_presence_of :foo, :if => Proc.new { | your_model_instance
| your_model_instance.bar.empty? }
as you can see, the block is passed the current instance, which you
can examine - returning tru means the validation will take place.
cheers,
Jodi
tomx
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Jodi S. wrote:
Tom, :if takes a ‘block’
validates_presence_of :foo, :if => Proc.new { | your_model_instance
| your_model_instance.bar.empty? }
as you can see, the block is passed the current instance, which you
can examine - returning tru means the validation will take place.
Ah, much like the example in the docs (which I somehow didn’t “get”).
Thank you,
Tom